Guillermo, Glad to see you are still active with Gem. Good article. Few points on a quick glance:
- You mention - "Cache server authentication allows a new server to join a cluster. The locator is responsible for authenticating credentials of said server. The first locator to join the cluster is assumed to be authenticated and subsequent locators authenticate against the first one" Strictly speaking it is responsibility of the membership coordinator to authenticate subsequent ones. And, yes, when using locators, the first locator will automatically be the coordinator. - Also important to point out that you should always run Gem cluster in a secure domain making it super difficult to spoof the node executing the coordinator. -- Jags On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 6:02 PM, gtantachuco . <gtantach...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dev team, > I would like to publish this Geode security article to > https://blogs.apache.org/geode/. Here is the initial draft. > At your convenience, please can you let me know what the next steps would > be to get this published? > > Thank you. > > -- > Best regards, > -Guillermo > >
